NB 8101114

Professional Spiral Bound Drawing Pad - 175 gsm

$26.71 CAD
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Surface size: 11 x 14"

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Experience true artistry with our Professional Spiral Bound Drawing Pad. Perfect for sketching and illustrating, this pad is available in multiple sizes to suit your creative demands. Each sheet is crafted from acid-free paper, ensuring your masterpieces remain vibrant over time.

Our premium 175 gsm option offers between 25 to 27 sheets, while the 135 gsm variant includes 50 sheets, providing flexibility for your projects.

Sourced from Holland, the high-quality paper guarantees a smooth, durable surface for pencils, inks, and more. Whether you're a professional artist or an enthusiastic hobbyist, this drawing pad will help bring your vision to life.

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Specifications
Surface size: 11 x 14"
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About Papers
Weight, tooth, sizing, materials and forms, so you pick the right paper the first time.
What this paper is built for

This paper at 175 gsm, this is a hot-pressed finish. Its smooth-tooth surface determines how well it grips dry media and holds washes.

Weight
175 gsm
Surface
Smooth-Tooth
Press
Hot-Pressed

Surface guide

SmoothCold-pressedRough Fine, even finishModerate toothPronounced tooth

Stylized texture samples for comparison only. Actual paper texture varies by product.

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Weight, texture and finish

Paper weight, surface and pressing describe different things. Together they help explain how a sheet feels and how it may suit a technique.

Paper weight
Weight is one indicator of paper substance and handling. The actual product weight is shown in the product details when available.
Surface texture
Smoother surfaces suit crisp detail; more textured surfaces can leave visible grain and broken edges. The best choice depends on medium and technique.
Hot press and cold press
Pressing affects the surface finish. Refer to the recorded press type above for this product rather than assuming all papers share the same finish.